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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 14005, 16 December 1919, Page 1

PERSONAL LIBERTY. THE AIM OF ALL INSTITUTIONS OF CHURCH AND STATE IS TO PRODUCE GOOD WISE MEN. And as they appear, these institutions disappear as far as they are concerned because They love their Fellow Men too well to do them any harm. Their whole desire is to Do all the good they can. —Emerson PROHIBITION ZEALOTS TRY TO TREAT THE PREROGATIVE OP GOOD WISE MEN WITH CONTEMPT TO LIVE THEIR OWN LIVES, And being unable to recognise and appreciate Sterling Character in their arrogance they think by numbers to Dominate their Superiors. SOCIETY CANNOT BE RUN ON SUCH LINES ! NUMBERS MUST GIVE WAY To VIRTUE and WISDOM. (1) Prohibition preachers pervert the principles of practical piety. They put Parliament on a pinnacle, place the power of the policeman in a primary position, and present personal power as the * poorest* possible. (2) Prohibition—What is it? Prohibitian is the plausible platform of penurious parsons who pretend to provide a palliative for the profligacies of perverse persons. WHAT IT DOES. It plunders the personal property, pollutes the purest privileges, and pushes its putrid presence into the privacies of the people. WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH IT. A perception of the perfidies of profane parsons in the past will prompt the public to pass plenary penance on the promoters of this pestilent political propaganda at the poll, and protect themselves from the plottings of professional prigs and parasites.

STACK COVERS! We have just landed a large consignment of Stack Cover Materials of the Best Quality, Farmers, —Call and get a Quotation —• , J. E. ELLIOTT & CO., SADDLERS & HARNESS MAKERS, 'Phone 1052. £50 in Rewards DUMMY BRIGADE TAKE NOTICE! WILL pay £10 for information leading to the conviction of any person for False Enrolment, Impersonation or Voting in Wrong Name at any Booth in the Masterton Electoral District. £50 limit. Persons who have filled in claims for enrolment and wrongly stated their age or length of residence in the Electorate or in the Dominion, are warned not to attempt to vote. NATIONAL PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, J. COCKER Chairman, D. McCLYMONT, Organiser, Murray's Buildings, Masterton. IDEAL HOME SITES. SECTIONS FOB SALS EENALL STBEET ESSEX STREET (Extension) ANY AREA FROM ONE QUABTEB OF AN ACEE UPWARDS Apply to WALTER NOPS 35 Essex Street, Masterton MAURICEVILLE WEST AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. A NNUAL CPORTS To bo held in MR P. E. MORTENSEN'S PADDOCK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1920, At 11 a.m. sharp. £150 value in Trophies. Gold Medal Points Prize for Events Nos. 3, 6, 9, 13 and 18. Nominations Close on December 20th. Grounds. Light Refreshments procurable on Admission: 1/- Children Free. DANCE IN THE EVENING In tho Old School. Gents. 4/- Ladies, Free. I For further particulars apply— ALF. FORSBERG, 'Phono 245 W. LOYAL ORANGE LODGE. FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC. BOXING DAY. To be held at WARDELL'S GROUNDS All Members, Friends and Children Invited. Motor-buses leave Post Office beginning at 9.30. HOT WATER & MILK PROVIDED. H. G. HILLEN, Hon. Sec, 66 Church St. THE GIFT HOUSE (opp. Knos Church) for Xmas Presents, Toys, Pictures and Picture Framing. TjyEDDING Bouquets, Wreaths and Floral Work of all descriptions —Mrs Dillon, expert floriste, 22 Church street, Masterton, 'phone 1518.